Nestled in the heart of Woodstock, Georgia, the Invictus Clinic LLC is at the forefront of utilizing innovative medical treatments to alleviate mental health issues. Specializing in the use of Ketamine therapy, Invictus Clinic LLC provides an avenue of hope to patients suffering from depression, anxiety, neuropathy, radiculopathy, and even suicidal thoughts. Through the administration of intravenous ketamine, these patients can find respite from their challenges. The clinic was founded by the forward-thinking duo, Dr. Brandon Grinage and Wesley Karcher, MSN, CRNA, who saw the immense possibilities of ketamine infusions as a beacon of hope for those grappling with mental illness. They don't just focus on healing; their mission is to walk patients along the path to wellness.

Invictus Clinic LLC proves welcoming to everyone; all patients can seek treatment here without the need for a direct psychiatric referral. However, referrals from mental health or primary care providers are always welcome. If a patient lacks a referral, they can opt for an initial phone or office consultation with clinic professionals, at no cost, to determine their suitability for ketamine therapy. Patients need only to present copies of their medical records showing a documented diagnosis for one of the many conditions treated at Invictus. The clinic also lays down an important rule to be followed on the day of the ketamine infusion; patients are advised to stick to a special diet and avoid certain foods, such as acidic juices that could potentially irritate the GI tract, while also avoiding any food intake 6 hours prior to the therapy. Hydration is also monitored, with patients encouraged to drink water up to 2 hours before their session. Post-session, patients need to arrange for a pickup, as they aren't allowed to leave alone. The clinic ensures patients' wellness both during and after the procedure, thereby enhancing their journey towards wellness. The research-driven approach at Invictus Clinic LLC indicates that a series of 6 treatments spread over a span of 2 weeks could yield relief lasting several months, varying from patient to patient according to their specific needs.